Noah Sigsworth is the Director of Music at St. John’s United Methodist Church in Fort Mill, South Carolina, and a chorus teacher at Charlotte Catholic High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. At St. John’s, Noah leads the church’s music ministry, directing the Chancel Choir and collaborating with clergy and ministry leaders to plan and support worship throughout the liturgical year. He coordinates musicians and ensembles, oversees music programming, and places a strong emphasis on congregational singing, thoughtful interpretation of sacred texts, and musical excellence.

At Charlotte Catholic High School, Noah teaches choral music and directs ensembles across the school’s choral program. His teaching emphasizes strong musicianship, vocal development, expressive performance, and the value of ensemble singing as both an artistic and community-building experience. Previously, Noah served as the chorus teacher at Corinth Holders High School in Johnston County, where he led and developed the choral program and regularly participated in state and regional events including All-State, All-Eastern, Music Performance Assessment, where his ensembles consistently received Superior and Excellent ratings, and Showcase of Stars.

Previously, Noah served as Director of Music at Saint Giles Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he oversaw the Chancel Choir and Children’s Choir and collaborated closely with clergy to plan music across the liturgical year. He also served as Director of the Beaufort County Choral Society and Assistant Conductor of the Greenville Choral Society’s Concert Choir. He has worked as a private voice teacher with Amanda Bailey Studios and previously served as Assistant Music Director at St. James United Methodist Church and Jamestown United Methodist Church.

In addition to his choral and educational work, Noah has sung in the chorus with North Carolina Opera, including productions of Florencia en el Amazonas, Ernani, and others. He is also a former vocalist with The Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps.

Noah earned a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from East Carolina University in 2023. He graduated summa cum laude from High Point University in spring 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts in Music, concentrating in Instrumental Performance, and a minor in Communications. During his time at High Point University and East Carolina University, Noah was actively involved in a wide range of instrumental and choral ensembles, including chamber choirs, wind ensemble, orchestra, and theatrical productions. He served for three years as music director of the Offbeats a cappella group and held student leadership roles within the choral program at ECU. His primary instructors were Dr. Brian Meixner at High Point University and Dr. Franklin at East Carolina University.

Noah is also an active composer and arranger. His works have been performed by the High Point University Chamber Singers and Wind Ensemble, and his music has been featured through the ECU New Music Initiative. He regularly composes and arranges music for worship, creating works tailored to the liturgical calendar, congregational context, and available musical forces.

Noah is an academic tutor, an Eagle Scout, and a member of the International Tuba Euphonium Society and the American Choral Directors Association.